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Technologies INspiring Young scientists (DESTINY2, https://www.destiny-phd.eu/ ) is opening 24 doctoral positions hosted by universities, research centres, and laboratories in France (17), Spain (3), Germany (1
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the developing cortex and play a crucial role in establishing proper cortical regionalization and lamination. Distinct CR subtypes are generated at signaling centers in response to morphogens and participate
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the field of optics and photonics. The team is working in the Photonic axis and is developing novel optical imaging techniques for biology. In particular, Pierre Bon is developing novel label imaging
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on the complementary expertise and recognized excellence of its 22 research teams to contribute to the development of the fundamental aspects of computer science (models, languages, methods, algorithms) and to foster
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Northwest Arabia, primarily at AlUla and Khaybar. The researcher will develop an approach based on the chaîne opératoire concept, integrating typo-chronological, technological, and archaeometric analyses
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will benefit from support from Master's-level interns throughout the project and will have the opportunity to participate in their supervision, thereby developing mentoring and supervision skills. In
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accessible through optical imaging. In this context, the team is developing a groundbreaking cellular-resolution imaging technology, the AO-RSO (Adaptive Optics Rolling-Slit Ophthalmoscope). This system
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to the formation of carbon particles in order to master particle-plasma and microwave interactions and develop more efficient processes with strong industrial potential. The objective will be to contribute
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of the project (https://anr.fr/projet-ANR-24-CE28-5107 ). Main Tasks • Development of a research axis: The recruited researcher will be responsible for leading the research axis focusing on the relationship
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such as Winlight Optics and Airbus, • and the wider European Mars science community. The project offers a rare opportunity to contribute directly to the development of a cutting-edge spaceborne Doppler